Hearing Health Blog

Many individuals typically think of heart attacks, strokes, and kidney disease as the primary health concerns related to high blood pressure, also called hypertension. Were you aware that not controlling high blood pressure could also heighten the probability of experiencing hearing impairment, especially as you grow older? Presbycusis, also known as age-related hearing loss, generally […]

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Hearing loss is typically disregarded as an ordinary part of aging, like requiring bifocals or observing a few gray hairs. However, recent studies indicate that its value is greatly undervalued. A study from Duke-NUS Medical School found a strong correlation between untreated hearing loss and decreased life expectancy in older adults. Seniors with hearing or […]

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The concept that diet plays a crucial role in strengthening bones and improving vision, and that eating healthy and doing regular exercise can keep you healthy, is a common understanding. But did you know that your lifestyle choices can also substantially impact your hearing health? It’s true! Continue reading to find out how what you […]

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Is driving with the windows down detrimental to your hearing? Is it more fuel-efficient? Should you go with closed or open windows when you’re driving? Let’s take a new look at these concerns. Picture this: It’s a peaceful early morning, the clock ticking at 7:45 AM. As the freeway stretches before you, nearly empty of […]

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Hearing loss stands as the second most prevalent impairment worldwide, affecting over 466 million people globally. With such prevalence, it’s crucial to dedicate some attention to dealing with the risks associated with its development. A variety of factors contribute to an individual’s vulnerability to hearing loss, some within their control and others not so much. […]

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Human connection is crucial to our wellness. Everyday interactions like sharing a meal with loved ones, talking with friends, or having a brief conversation with a cashier can bring joy and a feeling of connection. However, neglected hearing loss can interfere with these social exchanges, resulting in increased feelings of loneliness and solitude. The quiet […]

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Sometimes, the repercussions of a decision are immediately apparent. Driving with a flat tire, for instance, leads to tire wear and potential costs for realignment or a new axle. Failing to provide a regular oil change schedule can lead to expensive engine damage. However, other costs are more nuanced, with their ramifications not always readily […]

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James is a music aficionado who has mastered the art of incorporating his favored tunes into his day-to-day life, easily transitioning from Spotify at his workdesk to Pandora on his runs, and meticulously crafting playlists to perfectly enhance every activity, whether he’s pumping iron, whipping up a meal, or immersed in a gaming session. He’s […]

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